Haiku about Haiku

Haiku about Haiku



Issa’s 109 haiku without kigo

I do the same

Inner alchemy in the last line



Healing power of haiku

Unfolding itself in the last line

Redeeming us



A miracle is haiku moment

Light worker

Operation of a higher law



Haiku is God’s very being

A divine child on

A crusade



The distilled moment

A vehicle for the infinite

Religio-mystical state of mind



I shall raise my fire to a fever pitch

Widening the reach of my haiku

Awaiting haiku moment-hammer of god



The joy within

Cutting edge of third line

Goddess haiku



100 billion electrical cells

In the brain

Enlighten the third line



Zazen-seated meditation

Zendo-walking meditation

United in third line



All dreams of the soul

End in a haiku moment

Author of every thing worthwhile



No haiku moment

Without satori

Raison d’ etre of haiku



Goddess has assumed the form of haiku:

Our totem spirit

Somatic therapy



Haiku is the second coming

Divine energy

Home of gods



Haiku is

Pilgrimage to world

And underworld



Nourished dreams

Becoming alive

In the emptiness of haiku

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